It seems more professional to cancel it and say you got what you need on the first try than to to have to come back and say you need to redo it again.

I'm really looking for a way to to take my real estate investing to the next level.

Looks like Kirk and Mike are gonna go toe to toe again.....ding ding!

People facing divorce always call up their buddies who went through it and prep clean, simple proposal paperwork for one party to to get into first their attorney's hands and then in the hands of the attorneys on both sides.

When I rented our two flat after rehabbing, I found the best way to attract prospective tenants was to to put a large free standing sign in the front yard.

I'm looking to to buy and hold, so hard money wouldn't really work with this strategy would it?

I have ran into what I believe to to be a deal but I am not quite sure how to proceed.

Otherwise keep checking most popular listings, visit their open houses if you have to....to see where you can offer more.

Also if for some reason the lender flakes, that broker knows what other lender they can go to to get the deal done.On another note to regarding suing...remember that whoever you sue can sue you right back, and usually the other side has more money to blow to make your life miserable.

Because some homeowners I am dealing with have very nice homes that dont need fixing up, just have a boatload of back taxes, so it seems to me a simple solution would be to to pay for their back taxes and then sell the home back to them at a slight premium....?